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New Zealander starts campaign to eradicate pet cats
ABC News
Tue, 22 Jan 2013 13:57 UTC
Morgan called on his countrymen Tuesday to make their current cat their last in order to save the nation's unique native birds. He set up a website, called Cats To Go, depicting a tiny kitten with red devil's horns. The opening line: "That little ball of fluff you own is a natural born killer."
He doesn't recommended people euthanize their current cats - "Not necessarily but that is an option" are the site's exact words - but rather neuter them and not replace them when they die. Morgan, an economist and well-known businessman, also suggests people keep cats indoors and that local governments make registration mandatory.
But Morgan's campaign is not sitting well in a country that boasts one of the highest cat ownership rates in the world.
"I say to Gareth Morgan, butt out of our lives," Bob Kerridge, the president of the Royal New Zealand Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, told the current affairs television show Campbell Live. "Don't deprive us of the beautiful companionship that a cat can provide individually and as a family."
For thousands of years, New Zealand's native birds had no predators and flourished. Some species, like the kiwi, became flightless. But the arrival of mankind and its introduction of predators like cats, dogs and rodents has wiped out some native bird species altogether and endangered many others.
"Imagine a New Zealand teeming with native wildlife, penguins on the beach, kiwis roaming about in your garden," Morgan writes on his website. "Imagine hearing birdsong in our cities."
But many New Zealanders are against the campaign. Even on Morgan's website, 70 percent on Tuesday were voting against making their current cat their last.
Morgan could not be reached on Tuesday.
And the science remains unclear. Some argue that cats may actually help native birds by reducing the population of rodents, which sometimes feed on bird eggs.
Morgan's separate personal blog, in fact, has a separate campaign to raise $1 million to eradicate mice from the remote Antipodes Islands, where rodents are the only predators.
A 2011 survey by the New Zealand Companion Animal Council found that 48 percent of households in New Zealand owned at least one cat, a significantly higher rate than in other developed nations. The survey put the total cat population at 1.4 million.
In the U.S., 33 percent of households own at least one cat for a total of 86 million domestic cats, according to a 2012 survey by the American Pet Products Association.


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It never ceases to amaze me how you think you know someone and then you get to experience them under a new set of circumstances, which amplify strengths, or identify weaknesses you had never seen before. Last Tuesday evening, it applied to our restaurant experience. Chef David Kolotkin (check here, as well) of Prime Grill – a culinary virtuoso in taste and presentation – was refreshingly unpretentious and warm as he personally treated CS and I to a side of Prime Grill we had heretofore not experienced.
It's through no fault of Prime Grill (60 East 49th Street; New York, NY 10017; Telephone: 212.692.9292) that we had such tunnel vision, in fact it is because their steaks are so consistently fabulous that we gravitate with Pavlovian/Flinstone salivation straight to the beef every time we are there. Last Tuesday was different; we broke from the habitual to the unexpected and in some cases extraordinary dishes on the menu.
We started with a platter of sushi and sashimi which included lean tuna, yellowtail, organic Irish salmon and Prime Grill roll- grilled yuzo-miso glazed black cod, cucumber, sesame-teriyaki sauce, topped w/tuna & avocado.
The quality and freshness of the fish was so good, it needed nothing more than the traditional ginger wasabi and soy sauce for accompaniment.
When it came to taste enhancing sauces sushi Chef Wibi did not disappoint us with his Yellowtail "Carpaccio" with yuzu ponzu and jalapeno, with togarashi – a citrus based sauce that greatly enhanced the yellowtail.
Now if you've been regular readers of our blog, you know that we are not from the big fish lovers and I was hoping they'd roll out the big side of beef soon that would set our four stone wheeled skin covered jeep off kilter, and we were thrown off balance, astonishingly so by the House Smoked Wild Organic King Salmon and by all things a Maryland Style Fish Cake
The salmon circumferenced the poached egg on a crunchy toasted bottom that burst with noble flavors worthy of a king's fare.
And the Maryland Style Fish Cake a whole grain mustard veloute, black bean & corn salsa- was sapid perfection; delicate, perfectly done! I almost didn't want to share… fake crab? What's happening to me?
The Atlantic Salmon Tartar with avocado capers and yucca chips was very tasty, a lovely mingling of flavors, though I would have preferred it served on a toasted or crunchy base.
Salad came next, Bresaola Carpaccio, thin parchment like rectangles of cured beef filet served with arugula, roasted pepper, toasted pine nuts, shitake chips, crispy onions and a reduced port-wine drizzle. Superb!!! Ahh, the drizzle! That drizzle was especially good
We followed with the beef slider assortment was a mouthful of perfection. Each slider a world onto itself Kobe Beef with Pickled Chips & Ketchup, Moroccan Lamb with Arugula & Mint Yogurt, Brisket with Whole Grain Mustard Aioli, Buffalo Chicken with Fresh Herbs & Spicy BBQ Sauce and Black Angus with Mushrooms and Porcini Aioli. Woooow.
We segued with a Delmonico Steak; it came with tobacco onion rigns and a marrow bone. CS was aching to remove the tiny fork and suck the bone dry, but… ettiquette prevailed.
Finally we got to the desserts, we started with the Tropical Vacherin…
…with mango/coconut sorbet, pineapple compote and salty macadamias macarons – my friends I've had macarons and I have had macarons, but the macadamia macarons served were in a class by themselves. How can a macaron be as light as air and so densely flavoured, at the same time?!? Only Solo's Chef Felenciana knows how!
We followed with their heavenly…
…Chocolate Cake.
We finished this royal repast with a Honey and Rosemary Apple Galette…
…with rosemary infused honey, savory dough and "butter" pecan ice cream. Delicate tasting, beautiful to look at, the plethora of flavors emanating from this dessert can satisfy just about everyone's palate.
The Cappuccino was among the best I've tasted, a worthy crown to this superb and satisfying meal!
As you can tell by the pictures every dish was artfully presented, engaging all the senses.
During the meal we each had 2 glasses of wine. I sipped a Binyamina Bin Cabernet Sauvignon 2010, while CS had a Goose Bay Pinot Noir 2010.
My Cabernet Sauvignon opened in the glass to reveal black berries, wild berries and blackcurrant. Not a complex wine, but very easy and pleasant to drink. CS described the Pinot Noir, thus: Incredible flavors of black cherry and strawberry with buttery overtones. While neither of the two wines proved to be an ideal pairing, they nevertheless nicely complemented this feast.
Although we didn't get to taste it, it was already late and we both bursting from all the food, CS could not resist photographing the first ever kosher caviar ever served at a restaurant…
All in all a meal we will long remember!

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Seven OR basketball players named All-District
Seven Oak Ridge basketball players were selected by the 3-AAA coaches for the All-District team.
The Wildcats led the way with four selections on the boys team and one honorable mention.
The starting five for Oak Ridge were all on the list. Seniors Jaylin Henderson, Rian Hall and Cory Fagan were joined by junior Isaac Merian on the first team. Rashad Gray was named an honorable mention.
First place Powell had three selections to the team and four honorable mentions. The Panthers had the most players. Powell coach Mike Ogan was named Coach of the Year.
Karns playmaker Devin Sibley was named the Most Valuable Player.
Clinton's Alex Willard and Anderson County's Ethan Hayes made the team, as well.
Birdman McKayme and Jacob Willliamson were honorable mentions, as well for the Dragons. Skylar Williams was also an honorable mention for the Mavericks.
Kendra Holmes and Whitney Mitchel made the All-District girls first team for the Lady Wildcats. The two have been going back and forth all year leading the team in scoring.
Kaityln Cupples of Anderson County was named the MVP. Lady Mavs coach Mike Ellis was named Coach of the Year. The Lady Mavericks had five players named to the team after winning the regular season title with just one 3-AAA loss.
Joining Cupples was Cayla Oglesby, Savanna Cummings, Meghan Ellis and Haley Bryge. Kristen Cupples was an honorable mention.
Dannelle Carrell was the lone Lady Dragons representative on the team.
In all just six girls made honorable mention while 19 boys made the same mark. No Karns Lady Beavers made the girls team or honorable mention.
The Lady Wildcats were back in action at the District 3-AAA tournament late Wednesday against Halls. The winner would advance to the semifinals to face Anderson County with a Region 2-AAA berth already in hand. That game will be Saturday at 4:30 p.m.
The boys begin their tournament run on Saturday against the winner of tonight's (Thursday) game between Clinton and Karns. The Wildcats will tip-off at 6 p.m. Saturday. All games are at Campbell County High School.
Robert Holder can be contacted at (865) 200-5508.


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Come, Come, visit India. Come experience our groping ways. Our raiping prowess. Our clothe tearing stare. Our nauseating BO.
We will raipe you while you shop. We will pull your breasts like pork. We will finger your jenitals while you ride the bus. Watch us relieve on the roads and side walks. Observe us dousing our girls with kerosene and lighting them up for dowry.
We welcome y'all !!!
No thanks. I prefer Paris. I love civilization and civilized people.
Come come with me Pierre. In India.
Pierre is my boyfriend. True love.
i roast chestnuts with my man.
Ernest. I must have you. I want your warm lips against mine as my hands feel your warm body.
I would rather go to neighboring Pakistan. Much more cleaner and safer and civilized.
No Ernest. I do not love u. I love Philip. His hands are like magic when they run all over my hot body.
I am gay and only love Philip.
Philip is not from Colorado. He is from Pakistan. He too is my boyfriend.
I love him.
Disgusting people these Indians. All I hear about is raipe raipe raipe everyday on CNN in India. Raipes by juveniles, raipes by old men, raipes by pundits. Raipes Raipes Raipes everywhere in India. Just bomb these people and do us all a favor
Lets talk about concept of transportation in India. Donkey carts were traditional mode. Ideal flat bed chassis for raiping. Tie a few hindus to the front for added donkey power and there you have it. No need for mechanical vehicles. Those are for civilized people
Camelot. Will you go to the movies with me? We can hold hands.
Q: What do you call a hindu shrink
A: TheRapist
@ travis. Hi my gay boyfriend. I love you so much.
Tell me you love me please.
Oh Ernest ♡
Ernest. .Philip and i had a lover's spat. Shall we go to dinner and maybe rekindle what we once had?
I am Pierre. I am the greatest gay lover in France. We?
Once upon an India dreary
While Hindus raiped weak and weary
Metal rodding hindu girls who were leary
Along came a raven and plucked the wiener away of a raiping Bangalore-y
But hindus kept on raiping the leary
Good one! A masterpiece.
Mwah Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha !!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Travis♡
Do you like me Travis ? You are slender and tall with broad shoulders. Did you enjoy your first gay encounter with me last night?
We must do it again, sweet checks.
For some of you men folks looking for boyfriends contact your nearest Indian Embassy for a visit to Modi.
I'm seeing Travis now. So sorry to hurt you. Please return my key.
Thank you
Gay love is no less true love than non-gay love. I have been blessed by God. For I know how wonderful it is to love another man.
Pierre has left me for Travis. I hurt but as Shakespeare once said, "It is better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all."
So true. So very true. I sob now and am so moved. I'm just grateful that my boyfriend and I are still together after 3 years.
I'm dating Elton John.
I'm dreaming of an Imploded India
Just like the one Ram used to dream
Where the women are beaten up, and children dumped in trash
To see rat drippings in Chennai
And cow dung on dinner tables in Mumbai
"I hear babies cry...... I should have watched them grow
They should've learnt more.....than I would've ever know
I see raipes galore….I see blood flow
And I say to myself INDIA should never stoop so low
HINDDOOUS shall reap the poison they sow
Indians are the most dezpicable people that I have ever met. Now, just look at one of their leader. His name is Narinder Modi. He has been involved in two genocides. Recently, he stalked an innocent young girl who he had a crush on and had her videotaped in her personal and private life. Recall, this guy is supposedly married but plays it BOTH ways. Yes, in BOTH respects. Call it duality or polarity in character or behavior but simply sinful.
I am gay. I love Pierre. .
I want him to love me..gay love is beautiful
Pierre made love to me during a genocide.
I am dreaming of an exploded love stick. I want it all. In Bombay.
In my rear.
I have a crush on Modi. I want him to be my lover.
India and Pakistan have the most cute gay guys in the world.
I want one!
Or 2.
Or 3 ?
The Indian society has become so decadent that a 10 year old girl patient being transported in an ambulance was raiped by the driver.
India has mental health issues. From comments in this forum, to societal evils in that country (gang raipes et al), to the behavior of its people abroad.....there is something very wrong with the hindu twisted mind!
Hanuman1 to Houston Control::: come in Houston do you read me? We have a problem Houston.... We can't find toilet on space ship.
Houston Control::: we built hinddoou style model for you. Squat..... To s hitt
Hanuman1:::: no gravity..... S hitt will fly on face:
Houston Control::: contact Pyongyang to slow down engine.... So there is gravity.
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Kovels – Antiques & Collecting: Week of Nov. 12, 2012
The first U.S. Surgeon General warning on tobacco products was required in 1964. Tobacco was labeled as bad for your health. Americans were soon using fewer tobacco products, like cigarettes, pipe tobacco, snuff, chewing tobacco and cigars.
In the late Victorian era, use of snuff lost favor, and tobacco was used mainly for pipes.
Tobacco is a dried leaf, and it crumbles easily, so it's kept in a container that could be used as a humidor. By the mid 19th century, many pottery jars were being made in Germany in amusing shapes. Few were made in the United States. Animals, human heads, historic figures and obvious shapes like barrels were popular. By the 1930s, most potteries were making more-formal and less-colorful jars.
Collectors search for ornamental examples, especially those made of majolica or another colorful ceramic or by well-known factories. Tobacco jars range from 6 to 13 inches tall. They sometimes are confused with cookie jars. But a jar-humidor has a section with a hole inside the lid that held a moist sponge. And a tobacco jar lid opens at half the height of the jar. A cookie jar has a lid that opens near the top. Tobacco jars, especially the full figures of a person or animal, sell for $500 to more than $1,000. Beware. There are many fakes.
Q: We recently bought a French provincial-style sideboard from a friend and would like to learn something about the maker. There is a plastic label inside one of the drawers that reads "Made by John-Widdicomb Co., Designed by Ralph H. Widdicomb, Grand Rapids."
A: There were two furniture companies in Grand Rapids, Mich., with the name Widdicomb. George Widdicomb emigrated from England in 1858 and opened a cabinet shop. His four sons joined the business, which became Widdicomb Furniture Co., in 1873. George's son John left the company in 1893 and established a business making fireplace mantels and woodwork. John's company became John Widdicomb Co. in 1897. John Widdicomb Co. gradually acquired several other furniture companies. In 1970, it bought the name Widdicomb Furniture Co., which had been inactive for several years. John's nephew, Ralph H. Widdicombe (who used the original spelling of the family's last name), was the chief designer for the John Widdicomb Co. until 1951. His French provincial designs were introduced in 1924. L. & J.G. Stickley of Manlius, N.Y., bought the brand name and assets of John Widdicomb Co. in 2002. Stickley now manufactures a line of very expensive John Widdicomb furniture.
Q: My old Wheaties box is intact and has eight sports cards printed on it, including football players Otto Graham and Johnny Lujack and baseball star Stan Musial. Can you tell me when the box was originally sold and what it's worth? And where should I try to sell it?
A: Your old cereal box was on store shelves in 1952. Boxes were sold that year with a total of 60 different trading cards of 30 athletes. The athletes were shown in both portrait and action poses, and the images are in Wheaties colors – blue and white on an orange background. You were smart never to cut the cards. An uncut box is more valuable than the eight cut cards printed on the box. Depending on the identity of the other athletes pictured on your box, the box could sell for more than $100, perhaps a lot more. Your box is a crossover collectible, but it would be worth more to a sports collector than to an advertising or cereal-box collector. You probably would get the best price by selling it at an auction that specializes in sports memorabilia.
Q: We own a 6-foot-tall cigar-store Indian made of either wood or some kind of composite. It weighs nearly 200 pounds. He is slightly stylized, with closed arms and legs. We paid $800 for it at auction about 20 years ago. There are no marks or words on it at all, but we know it was used in window displays at a Joseph Horne department store in Pennsylvania. The chain closed in 1994. What is the figure worth? We would like to sell it.
A: Your unmarked cigar-store figure could be sold at an auction of antique and vintage advertising. We suspect it would sell for roughly what you paid for it, because it was probably made for Horne's in the middle of the 1900s and never sat in front of a real cigar store. The most valuable figures date from the late 19th or early 20th century and are realistic, with arms and legs posed away from the body. And many old ones are clearly labeled with the name and even the address of a cigar store.
Q: In 1996 I paid $12 for a 5-inch Donald Duck figural mug at an antique mall. The mug is in the shape of Donald's head. The base is blue, the same color as the rim around the top of the mug. It's marked with a copyright symbol and the words "Walt Disney Prods., Japan." I'd like to know the mug's age and value.
A: Walt Disney ceramic dishes were made in Japan before and after World War II, but your mug dates from after the war. The mark dates it anywhere from the 1950s to the early 1980s. It would sell today for roughly what you paid for it 16 years ago.
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Scarf, orange and black plumes, orange border, signed Paoli, 1960s, $20.
Fitz & Floyd Art Nouveau lady-stem goblets, woman wrapped in gauzy gowns, creamy white glaze, marked, 1978, 7 3/4 inches, pair, $35.
TV Magic Kit, Marshall Brodien as Wizzo the Wizard, 50 tricks, 1960s, $40.
Bazooka Bagatelle marble pinball game, graphics of military jeeps, tanks and guns, four white marbles and one black, Marx, box 12 1/2 x 6 3/8 inches, $85.
Paint and coloring set, Skippy, hinged box pictures Skippy and friends trying to dock rowboat, crayons, paint jars, color blocks, American Toy Works, N.Y., 12 x 17 inches, $115.
Staffordshire coin bank, two-story white Tudor cottage, green moss on base and roof edges, 19th century, 5 1/2 x 3 inches, $155.
Fondue set, enameled metal pot with wooden handle, Peter Max design, six forks, Ernest Soho Creations, Japan, 1970s, 5 x 7 inches, $175.
Wheaties cereal-box flat, Musketeer record cutout on front panel, 78 rpm, "Donald Duck's Song," Mickey as bandleader on back, offers four record premiums, 1956, 11 1/2 x 18 1/2 inches, $175.
Micro-beaded purse, gold, tan, blues and red-orange beads, two pockets, original mirror, change purse, marked "Sterling," 1920s, 6 3/4 x 8 inches, $395.
Regency sewing table, mahogany, yellow silk fitted basket, single drawer, lyre-shape base, spool-turned stretcher, brass paw feet, early 1800s, 28 x 24 1/4 inches, $3,750.
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I have a mala that my dad brought me from India, made of teak. I used it a lot when I began in Yoga, and I really enjoyed the practice of chanting out loud or silently with the beads. Now, since I have been focusing on Buddhism, my beads are neglected. I know that they are used in Buddhist practice, but I don't know how they might fit in with our practice at Treeleaf. Do we use beads for anything? I know I've seen Taigu wearing some on his wrist.
I don't like to wear mine unless I am using them-- I don't like being a "spiritual poser." :P But I would like to use and wear them, if there is a recommended practice or symbolism within this sangha.


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Just after midnight on August 31, Mitchell Wallace was awakened from his home in the Dallas suburb of Mesquite by the sound of gunshots. He heard dozens of rounds being fired and emerged from his house in time to see a police dog bite 25-year-old Michael Vincent Allen in the neck and drag him from his truck. Allen had just led police on a high-speed car chase, and would die from his wounds.
The Dallas Morning News reports (hat tip to Carlos Miller) that after the shooting subsided, Wallace took out his cell phone and began taking photos and videos of the carnage. But the police evidently didn't appreciate the scrutiny. Wallace says the Mesquite police confiscated the phone, deleted the photos and videos, and didn't return the device for four days.
That's a shame, because there are significant unanswered questions about the incident. The police say that officer Patrick Tuter fired his weapon 41 times. The department is conducting an investigation to determine whether the incident was handled properly. While Wallace didn't get video of the shootings themselves, his photos and videos could still have provided crucial evidence corroborating or refuting Tuter's account of the encounter.
Moreover, many observers believe that it's illegal for the police to confiscate a cell phone and delete photos and videos from it. Indeed, the Obama administration took that position earlier this year in a Baltimore case, arguing that the Baltimore police violated a man's First and Fourth Amendment rights when they confiscated his phone and deleted photos and video from it. He's now involved in a bitter lawsuit with the BPD. The police chief in Washington, DC, was forced to adopt an official policy prohibiting officers from interfering with amateur photography under pressure from an ACLU lawsuit, but that pressure has not yet extended to police forces around the country.


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What do your shoes say about you?
"Accessory" sounds so optional, "footwear" so pedestrian. A woman's shoes speak volumes about her personality. "Shoes are really more attitude than fashion statement," said Lauretta Rundgren, co-owner of Lula's Vintage Boutique and a self-described shoe fanatic. She is one of three women who talked about what they wear and why.
Fun and Funky
Rundgren's shoes run the spectrum.
"You name it: brand-spanking new or nicely broken-in vintage, sandals, flip-flops, heels, flats, sneakers, pumps, peep-toes ... oh, and don't forget the biker boots," the 49-year-old said. "They can totally make your day if they are cute enough."
Yes, cute trumps comfort.
"Wear what you love, the funkier the better. If they are cute beyond belief, you can always scrunch your toes and find a spot to sit for most of the night — somewhere they will be seen, of course. Nah, go ahead and dance. Go barefoot all day tomorrow."
Rundgren loves pricey shoes, such as Prada, but she does knockoffs, too, because "cheap is always great for seasonal, trendy looks."
If her shoes could talk, they would speak of a woman who doesn't take herself too seriously.
"Truly, I don't act my age. Never have and never will. I have a passion for life that goes beyond comfortable shoes."
Knows her Priorities
Becky Lichty, 56, of Rockford says her love affair with shoes goes way back.
Lichty's high school yearbook calls her "the height of fashion," an honor probably bestowed because of all of her shoes and matching purses.
Sometimes the shoes come before the outfit.
She bought a pair of black patent leather pumps with big white buttons, then bought a black dress with polka dots to go with them.
"If I am in a daring or devious mood, then the brighter the color," she said. "If you went through my shoes, I think that you would see me as adventurous. You would think that I enjoy fun because most of my shoes are fun."
She owns about 35 pairs of shoes and boots — and has the inside track on many more.
"Since my daughter Julie Thomas is part owner of Girlie Girl Shoes, I get phone calls from her saying, 'Mom, you should see what we just got in!'"
That Many?!
Joy Sockwell admits having a shoe fetish.
The 32-year-old owns at least 150 pairs of shoes — "I quit counting" — and that's just from the past couple of years. If a pair goes unworn for a year, it gets kicked out of the collection.
"I just took a bunch to the Goodwill store," the Loves Park resident said. "I don't keep shoes because the heel styles change and the toe changes."
Sockwell's job as a pharmaceutical rep requires business attire, but she's just as likely to wear a pink suit as basic black or blue. Her favorite color for shoes is red, and forget about boring flats; she's all about the stiletto.
She likes designer Jimmy Choo, but life isn't "Sex and the City"; price matters.
"I haven't bought a pair of $100 shoes yet. I'm just not ready to go there."
You'll more likely catch her at a Nine West outlet or T.J. Maxx, where she knows which day of the week new shipments arrive.
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Vitamin E
Vitamin E is an antioxidant, a substance that protects against the effects of free radicals — cell-damaging molecules that can play a role in heart disease, cancer and other diseases. Vitamin E also boosts your immune system. However, you may not need to add it as a supplement, warns Andrea N. Giancoli, RD, spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. "Most people get enough vitamin E from the foods they eat," say Giancoli. "Good sources are vegetable oils, nuts, seeds, and leafy greens. Vitamin E is also added to foods like cereals as a natural preservative." Another reason to stick with food sources: Vitamin E supplements may be harmful for people who take blood thinners and other medicines.
Vitamin C
Much controversy surrounds the idea that vitamin C can alleviate the common cold. But according to the National Institutes of Health, the majority of evidence shows that consuming large amounts may shorten a cold's course by about one day. "A high dose is 4,000 mg per day. I recommend taking four, 1,000 mg pills with lots of clear liquids," says Sarah Brett, RD, who teaches nutrition at the University of Idaho. "Vitamin C is water-soluble, so it works more effectively to flush out the virus when you drink a lot of fluid." Start at the first sign of symptoms.
As a dynamic tissue, bone is always in flux, either releasing calcium or depositing it. Your body needs enough of the mineral so that it does not have to take more from the bone than it can handle. But if you are 40 or older, do not assume you should be taking a calcium supplement. Data from almost 24,000 participants in the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition study found too much, as little as 2000 mg per day, can boost your risk of heart attack. "Before reaching for a supplement, take an inventory of how much calcium you're already obtaining from the foods you eat regularly," says Giancoli. The recommended daily dose is 1000mg for women under 50 and 1200 mg for those over 50 and in menopause. If you eat three servings of dairy a day, you are likely getting adequate amounts. For a list of foods — which are better sources of nutrients than supplements — with the bone-strengthening mineral, visit the NIH website.
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Vitamin D
This important vitamin helps your body absorb calcium. If you don't get enough vitamin D, or your body doesn't absorb it well, you increase the risk for osteoporosis. Skin makes vitamin D when exposed to the sun, but sunscreen can reduce its production by 95 percent. Vitamin D is present in only a few fortified foods such as milk, yogurt, and orange juice, as well as fatty fish like salmon and tuna. For all these reasons combined, the National Osteoporosis Foundation recommends taking a daily 400 IU vitamin D supplement.
Omega-3 Fatty Acids
For years experts have been telling us that to get enough heart and brain-protecting omega-3 fatty acids, we had to take supplements. The reason: Few foods (namely fish) contain these essential nutrients. But several new, large studies found participants showed no cognitive or cardiovascular benefit after taking the capsules. (The explanation is unclear; some researchers suggest that, overall, fish eaters have better diets.) Now, experts say to eat hearty doses of fish instead. "The recommendation is to eat fish at least twice a week. Salmon, mackerel, trout, and sardines have the highest amounts of these essential oils, but you can also opt for white fish like tilapia, halibut, and sea bass," says Giancoli. Allergic to fish or just not a fan? Partake in more flax, soy, canola, and walnuts.
Like Vitamin C, echinacea's effectiveness in preventing colds is up for debate among researchers. Several clinical studies report that taking echinacea as either a tea or supplement is not effective; however, others found it can decrease the odds of developing the cold by 45 to 58 percent. "The problem is that scientific studies have used different types of echinacea plants and different methods of preparation, so it's not surprising that results vary," says Brett. With no potential risks, it might be worth a try. "I've found echinacea seems to be most effective if started when symptoms are first noticed and continued for 7 to 10 days," says Brett. Daily dosage is two to four cups of tea or two, 2,000 mg pills per day.
Although ginkgo is touted as a memory enhancer, most reports render those claims false. In fact, researchers at the University of Hertfordshire in the U.K — the first to look at the effect of the ancient plant on healthy people across all age groups — found zero impact on the cognitive functions regardless of age, dose taken, or length of time taking thesupplement. This supports other recent studies indicating that ginkgo does not ward off Alzheimer's disease either. "Instead, boost your brainpower by tackling a new skill like learning to play a musical instrument or becoming a social media pro," says Brett.
Black Cohosh
Exactly how Black Cohosh works is unknown, but the NIH found that it significantly reduces the frequency of menopausal hot flashes. "Taking 40 to 100 mg per day has shown to be comparable to a prescription of low-dose transdermal estradiol," says Brett. Though she warns it is not for everyone: Black cohosh should not be used by pregnant or lactating women, those with a history of breast cancer or hormone-sensitive conditions such as uterine and ovarian cancer, endometriosis, or uterine fibroids. The herb might also be linked to liver failure and autoimmune hepatitis.
This odiferous root plant has been shown to have a bevy of health benefits when eaten fresh, (rather than aged or in supplement form). Fresh garlic may lead to lower blood pressure and a reduced risk of atherosclerosis, colon, rectal and stomach cancers, according to the U.S. National Library of Medicine. How to nosh on garlic without reeking? Chew on a few sprigs of parsley.


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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie today signed into law a bill that bans "conversion therapy" for gay youngsters. The move makes New Jersey the second state to ban the practice, which the American Psychological Association has called damaging. The Republican Christie last year vetoed a same-sex marriage bill, and some see today's move as encouraging on that front.
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A Cañon City man was arrested and a police officer was attacked by a pit bull when responding to a domestic violence call Saturday in Cañon City.
According to a press release issued by the Cañon City Police Department, officers were dispatched at 9:48 a.m. Saturday to a reported domestic violence call in the 600 block of Floral Avenue where a male party was threatening himself with a gun following an argument.
Capt. Jim Cox of the CCPD said when officers arrived, they spoke to the reporting party who was able to get out of the residence. The officers attempted to contact the male party in the residence, but he refused to speak with them. There was no one else in the residence other than two pit bull dogs, Cox said.
At 10:41 a.m., the male subject opened the front door and a large male pit bull dog charged out and attacked one of the officers, the press release stated. Two officers were forced to fire their weapons at the dog.
The male subject, Mark Valencia, 32, was taken into custody and is being held for possible charges of domestic violence, prohibited use of a weapon, harassment, and other related charges. Valencia was refusing officers' commands and had to be forcibly taken into custody, Cox said. There were no injuries to the officers or the suspect. Valencia is being held at the Fremont County Detention Center on a "no bond" hold.
Cox said officers located a loaded handgun in the house, as well as ammunition for the handgun on the living room floor.
The dog was taken by relatives to a local veterinarian and is now deceased.
Cox said the CCPD wishes to extend its gratitude to the members of the Fremont County Sheriff's Office, the Cañon City Fire Department, as well as AMR Ambulance for their assistance in this matter.
"Without their help, this incident may not have gone as well as it did," the release stated.


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Once a sleepy little town with one little main street, few services, and limited housing, Windsor has become a boom-town. Its population has doubled in the past decade and is projected to double again in the next decade.
As we enter the month of love, we can't help but confess our undying love for this collection of homes currently on the market in Windsor. Each has its own set of alluring qualities and features, from double-sided fireplaces to home... Link to the Article
Windsor is located at the epicenter of both Northern Colorado and the "new energy" economy. Helping make the transition from sugar beets and agriculture as historical primary employers, Danish wind turbine company Vestas selected Windsor for its first Colorado plant.
Windsor's quaint downtown offers fine dining, social coffee shops and boutique shopping. The town provides medical services from multiple providers and four full-service hospitals are within 25 minutes driving time. Residents of Windsor enjoy the small town atmosphere, a variety of housing options and a convenient, central location.
Population: 19, 751 (2012 estimate)
Elevation: 4,800 ft.
Climate: Average summer temp: 85 degrees; avg. winter temp.: 45 degrees; avg. annual precip. 16.3 in.
Churches: 15 churches in Windsor of various denominations.
Average household income: $75,970 (2010)
Windsor is the headquarters for the Weld RE-4 Windsor/Severance School District. It operates five elementary schools, two middle schools, including Severance Middle School, and Windsor High School. Higher education options are ample in Northern Colorado, including the University of Northern Colorado, Aims Community College (both in Greeley) and Colorado State University and Front Range Community College (in Fort Collins).
Windsor boasts three championship golf courses, an indoor ice rink and soccer complex, a beautiful outdoor pool in its city park, two indoor in-line skating/hockey rinks, water skiing on Windsor Reservoir and easy access to the Poudre River Trail that provide recreational opportunities for residents. And it boasts million-dollar views of Longs Peak and the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains.
Banner Health's Medical Arts Centre of Windsor provides care for the community. It is affiliated with North Colorado Medical Center in Greeley and McKee Medical Center in Loveland. University of Colorado Health and Colorado Health Medical Group have primary care doctors at the Windsor Medical Clinic. University of Colorado Health has hospitals in Fort Collins, Loveland and Children's Hospital in Denver. Quality specialists in virtually all areas are available within a short drive.
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16 Responses to "The Perils of "Being Smart" (or Not So Much)"
March 23, 2007 at 12:52 pm
[…] me want to go and read a book. Such is the one from thesituationist. There is a good post about Carol Dweck's research on the pyschology of success; in other words, why do two different people of the same abilities often attain very different […]
March 23, 2007 at 2:10 pm
There's also incentive systems to think about. If failure is punished more than avoiding situations that may cause failure, then you just might end up with a lot of people who would rather not risk failing.
Consider a poker player whose goal is to make as much money playing poker as possible. One way to get better at a game is to play against players that are better than you are. However, by definition, a better player is one that you will tend to lose money by playing against. Instead of investing in improving his own skills at the cost of short-term losses, it may very well be better for this poker player to seek out the weakest possible competition. On the other hand, a player whose primary motivation was to get recognition for winning a championship would be more willing to spend money with the goal of improving his own play.
If all successes are rewarded equally and all failures are punished equally regardless of difficulty, then it would be rational to avoid attempting difficult things.
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[…] The Perils of "Being Smart" (or Not So Much) The the current edition of Stanford Magazine, contains an excellent article (excerpted below) by Marina Krakovsky […] […]
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May 29, 2008 at 2:29 pm
People are born with a growth mindset. Grades teach them to be performance based. Then we offer courses that teach the mindset we were born with. People are born critical thinkers. School atrophies critical thinking. Then we, the mother hens in starched blazers employed by the education department of the university and sporting a phd, offer courses on critical thinking. Astonishing! Slap hand to forehead.
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Indians ground Eagles in taking home-opener
Pontiac scored the first six points of the game and was not seriously challenged the rest of the way in a 59-43 Corn Belt Conference victory over Rantoul Tuesday at PTHS.
The Indians were active from the opening tip, forcing the issue and taking advantage of their opportunities.
"We knew they would come in and try to pressure us and I thought we did a good job of handling the pressure," PTHS head coach Brandon Martin said. "Our kids got to the right places and we got easy buckets."
Shawn Milhauser ran the Pontiac offense and went on the attack himself as the Indians built an 8-2 lead. He scored three baskets on aggressive drives to the basket.
Although the Eagles fought back to trail 12-9 by the end of the quarter, Pontiac was not showing signs of breaking.
Zac Justus scored on a fast break and Trent Smith added a free throw as the Tribe went ahead 15-9 in the first 70 seconds of the second quarter.
The Indians kept the pressure on as Logan Gschwendtner came off the bench to provide a punch. Gschwendtner buried a 3-pointer, scored on a put-back and added a free throw during a 9-2 run in the middle of the period.
Smith completed the run with a 3-pointer that put Pontiac ahead 24-12.
Justus added a triple as PTHS held a 31-20 lead the intermission. The margin grew to 35-20 after another Justus basket early in the third quarter.
Rantoul held the Indians scoreless for nearly four minutes while scoring six straight and cutting the deficit to 35-26. It was the last time the Eagles got to within single digits.
Carter Jacobs converted a three-point play after a PTHS timeout for a 38-26 lead.
Scoring wasn't a problem for the Indians. Neither was defense. Another aspect of its continual movement allowed Pontiac to pressure Rantoul's shooters.
"We closed out well on their shooters (and) overall, I thought our rebounding was outstanding," Martin said. "Top to bottom everybody got after the ball and we got a win out of it."
Jacobs hit from the baseline to give the Indians a 57-37 lead late in the game. It was the biggest lead for the Tribe all night.
Balance was a key to Pontiac's offense. Milhauser led the way with 13 points and Justus added 12. Gschwendtner and Neil Lambert added 8 points apiece and Smith threw in 7. Jacobs had 5 points and William Meiner, Kory Wells and Aaron Jiles chipped in 2 points apiece for the Indians (3-2, 1-0).
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Well-meaning proposals sometimes have a way of raising troubling questions. Case in point: A team of wireless researchers in Germany proposed a way to improve the communications abilities of first responders, the brave people who rush into disastrous situations to help save the victims.
But the proposal hinges on something many private citizens and privacy or security advocates will likely find uncomfortable: creating an "emergency switch" that lets government employees disable the security mechanisms in the wireless routers people have set up in their own homes. This would allow first responders to use all the routers within range to enhance the capabilities of the mesh networks that allow them to communicate with each other. In a mesh network, each node or device can route traffic to the other devices on the network through a series of hops. Adding devices (in this case wireless routers) thus improves the network's stability and performance.
The residents' wireless traffic would still remain private, in theory. Wireless routers already support a technology that might make the idea feasible—the creation of guest networks that home owners can use to grant visitors access to the Internet. But the proposal—laid out in a new paper in the peer-reviewed International Journal of Mobile Network Design and Innovation—suggests allowing public safety officials the right to remotely activate an emergency mode making similar guest access available to them. The paper is also described in a press release titled "Your wireless router could save lives in an emergency."
The paper acknowledges privacy and security concerns, although just how abuse can be prevented isn't really spelled out.
"The emergency switch is meant to disable the security protocols and allow public access to the wireless router," says the team led by PhD student Kamill Panitzek of Technische Universität Darmstadt in Germany (he's also a research associate at the university's Telecooperation Lab). "It can only be part of the network if it is open to all users and offers its resources. Abuse of such a network must be avoided at all cost. Therefore this network should be isolated from the citizen's home network to protect people's privacy. This goal could be easily accomplished as it is already today possible to install a home network and a guest network in parallel to grant Internet access to visitors."
Panitzek believes this can be achieved through firmware updates sent to routers, and won't require new hardware. A wireless mesh network would be created on top of the privately owned routers, acting as a "backbone in case of a disaster," and filling the "communication gap between the incident site and the command center," the paper states. The press release notes that cell phones can connect to each other in mesh networks, and could thus continue to be used when cellular networks are congested or unavailable.
While the paper's proposal is dependent on the existence of the "emergency switch," it focuses less on how to create the switch than on research demonstrating the utility of it. The researchers studied the density of wireless routers in their hometown of Darmstadt, using an Android application that detects available networks. The conclusion was that using private routers would dramatically improve network performance and resiliency in the emergency responders' mesh network.
But is it wise?
After reading the paper, we exchanged e-mails with Panitzek to get more details on the emergency switch concept. We also talked to security expert Bruce Schneier and the makers of DD-WRT router firmware to get opinions on whether such an emergency switch would be feasible and/or desirable.
Schneier was troubled by the idea, comparing it to the so-called Internet kill switch, which would let the government shut down the Internet in case of a major cyber attack.
"The problems are the same," Schneier told Ars. "Once you build such a system, you have to build the security to ensure that only the good guys use it. And that's not an easy task. It is far more secure not to have the capabilities in the first place."
We've tried to find out whether anyone is working on such a product by contacting the industry group the WiFi Alliance, as well as router and wireless chip makers like Cisco and Broadcom, but haven't been able to get any firm answers. Cisco's public relations group told us the company was not aware of the research, and that it is not aware of anyone at Cisco "involved in assessing the feasibility of this type of emergency takeover of a network."
So while the "emergency switch" may only exist on paper, DD-WRT CEO Peter Steinhäuser told us it wouldn't be all that difficult to achieve on a technical level.
"With today's technology, it's pretty simple because it's (as mentioned) very similar to a Guest Network," Steinhäuser said. One unanswered question Steinhäuser raised is "What's more likely, breakdown of public communication or public power supply?" He also said the question of how to trigger the emergency mode seems unanswered.
Panitzek told us that "the triggering of the emergency mode is a technical detail which we did not focus on in our study. Secure triggering of emergency mode is important for the realization of our idea but remains [for] future research."
Why is the emergency mode necessary, given that emergency responders already have wireless communication technologies? In the US, the 4.9GHz band is already designated for public safety. But adding nodes to the network can still strengthen communication.
Panitzek explains: "The proposed emergency switch would not provide the only means for communication to first responders but a supportive infrastructure as stated in our paper. The routers would form a mesh network to assist the mesh network [that] first responders would create with their own devices and therefore increase network coverage, and also quality of communication service. Internet access could be provided through such an infrastructure as well if needed. This could be done by single network nodes with Internet access deployed by first responders."
Panitzek's research paper notes a precedent that might show how such an emergency network could work. The German city of Aachen, a local university, and businesses provided free mobile Internet connectivity through a project in which participants shared their wireless routers—voluntarily—to increase network coverage.
In this project, "the data traffic of mobile users is tunneled to their own homes to protect owners of the routers from illegal usage and law infringements," Panitzek and his research team wrote. "This ensures that all Internet usage is bound to the right users' identities. In addition, mobile users are protected by encrypting the wireless communication between user and the router."
Potential for abuse
An emergency switch would only be effective if private wireless routers were capable of being joined to emergency networks in large numbers. But from a privacy standpoint, we think it should be voluntary on the part of users, if it is ever implemented at all. Deploying the system widely might require intrusive legislation, and software upgrades by router manufacturers that forcibly take away users' administrative control is something we're not a fan of, either.
When asked if it would be legal for emergency responders to have control over private routers, Panitzek acknowledged that it may be a gray area. "We know of security and law problems associated with such an emergency switch," he told us. "But the technological realization, the social implications, and the societal acceptance, as well as the legal implications of such an emergency switch, are subject to future research."
While improving wireless communication abilities of emergency responders is a worthy goal, we think this particular idea could raise more problems than it solves.


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Stivers granted bail once again; Charged with endangering the courtroom personnel
A Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., man charged with endangering courtroom personnel when he allegedly attempted to ingest sodium cyanide in an effort to take his own life after being sentenced to jail has been granted bail again.
A bail bond of $10,000/10 percent was established Tuesday in 53rd Circuit Court for Scotlund Stivers, 52, who was brought back to the Cheboygan County Jail when a bail bondsman picked him up and revoked his bond after being told Stivers was planning to flee the country.
"When I picked him up and put the handcuffs on him, Stivers admitted to me that he had told David Allen that he in fact was going to run," Dan Dahlman, of the I Uncuff Bail Bond Agency of Mount Pleasant, Mich., told the Tribune Tuesday by phone. "I don't make a habit of canceling bonds; I've only done that probably three or four times, but if he takes off and I've given away $25,000 I won't be in business very long."
Stivers told Judge Scott Pavlich that Dahlman also kept his 10 percent of the bond, amounting to $2,500, that he put up when his bond was established.
"That's the way it works," Dahlman said, "and I'm not the first to cancel him. Another agency from Big Rapids did the same thing to him. I can't take the risk that he'll run."
David Allen, Stivers' court-appointed attorney Ronald Varga said, gave the bonding agency a rumor about Stivers due to a falling out over a business deal.
"It is our position that Mr. Allen has made statements that are uncorroborated," Varga said in court. "Mr. Stivers has never been a problem for me. He has always returned my calls."
Varga was successful in getting a new bond established for Stivers, but as of Wednesday afternoon he was still being held in the jail.
"Mr. Stivers has some health issues. I would dispute any allegations that he is a flight risk," Varga summarized.
Stivers stated that his girlfriend has rented an Indian River motel room for them to stay in and could provide similar arrangements at a motel in the Sault if he is released to await trial.
Court records show that Stivers is due in court near the end of June for trial on the Cheboygan County charges. A separate assault case in Chippewa County is scheduled to be heard in late May. Among his delays have been a 2012 motion to discharge his original attorney and his failure to follow up on a forensic center referral downstate. All took place after his March 2012 suicide attempt in court.
Stivers' troubles began nearly three years ago with the abandonment of three vessels in Duncan Bay that leaked oil, one of them still sunk in 18 feet of water and another abandoned on a sandbar.


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So why join a startup?
The answer became apparent to me again the other day when I got a call from a young engineer who left MerchantCircle after we sold to Reply.com. This engineer asked me about his new employer, his options and how much money they would be worth.
These are all pretty normal things, so after helping him with some math, I told him to buy his options immediately so he would be an owner and pay long-term capital gains. The conversation stopped cold when I told him that none of his worthwhile questions were really relevant. It is called fishing, not catching.
In the valley, we often get caught up talking about fundings, exits and who made what. While catching a tarpon, I have never really considered this the part of Silicon Valley culture that makes great things happen.
I am not much of a fisherman. But having grown up on the Gulf Coast where fishing is as important as football, I have learned a lot from fishing buddies. One of the best insights I picked up came from Jack West, a famous restauranteur turned fishing guide who talks for 12 hours straight and hangs out with everyone from Jimmy Buffett to hedge fund managers. He told me one day with a bit of irritation, "It ain't called catching, its called fishing."
Having just caught one with the MerchantCircle sale, it became clear to me the same is true of startups.
• The process of doing a startup is supposed to be fun. I don't mean parties and playing video games fun. I mean you have to enjoy the process, enjoy the team and enjoy the problem. I know this because I experience the loss of not working on the MerchantCircle "problem" any more.
• A day spent fishing is a day spent learning new things, such as how to see a tarpon against the glare of the water. If you don't want to learn something new every day, don't do a startup.
• Not every startup leads to an exit, but every one should build relationships. We all know fishing is about the stories of the big one that got away. I certainly have one with Spoke that gets bigger as competitor LinkedIn's public valuation grows.
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I meet a lot of people in startups who complain all day about not catching anything. You know these people. They are the ones jumping from deal to deal trying to be there when the exit occurs so they can post on Facebook.
Of course, we all want to catch something, and I am not suggesting we shouldn't be looking to make great returns. But having left my startup and telling myself I would not do another one, I miss the experience. While I have enjoyed a little actual fishing in the meantime, I find myself looking to get back to the startup world like a fisherman starts looking for a new boat the day he sells his old one. It is probably the same reason Chad Hurley jumped back in with Delicious after selling YouTube, and why Sean Parker is always working on two new ones after Facebook.
The happy ending to this story is that if you really love fishing and put in the time, your chances go way up of catching one people will talk about for 20 years. I have found over and over again, the teams who enjoy the startup game are the ones that deliver me crazy outsized returns. And the ones that don't like the process, you might as well go to a grocery story if you want an easy catch.
Ben T. Smith IV is a serial entrepreneur and investor and a co-founder of MerchantCircle.com and Spoke.com. Follow him on Twitter at @bentsmithfour. This article was originally done for Private Equity Hub


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